InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Poll Shows Perdue Leading Potential Democratic Opponents; Cox Ahead Of Taylor For Democratic Nomination.
According to Insider Advantage, an InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Poll shows the following:
Perdue vs. Cox
Perdue – 43 percent
Cox – 34 percent
Undecided – 23 percent
Perdue vs. Taylor
Perdue – 48 percent
Taylor – 26 percent
Undecided – 26 percent
Georgia Democratic Primary, Cox vs. Taylor
Cox – 50 percent
Taylor – 25 percent
Undecided – 25 percent
The poll also indicated that a majority of Georgians held favorable opinions of both Perdue and former U.S. Sen. Zell Miller.
With respect to Cox and Taylor, the figures on the foregoing were as follows according to this poll:
Cathy Cox
Favorable - 53 percent
Unfavorable - 15 percent
No Opinion - 32 percent
Mark Taylor
Favorable - 34 percent
Unfavorable - 19 percent
No Opinion - 46 percent
Georgians are also split when asked to identify with a particular party:
Which party do you affiliate yourself with more?
Republican - 33 percent
Independent - 32 percent
Democrat - 31 percent
Refused to Answer - 4 percent
Perdue vs. Cox
Perdue – 43 percent
Cox – 34 percent
Undecided – 23 percent
Perdue vs. Taylor
Perdue – 48 percent
Taylor – 26 percent
Undecided – 26 percent
Georgia Democratic Primary, Cox vs. Taylor
Cox – 50 percent
Taylor – 25 percent
Undecided – 25 percent
The poll also indicated that a majority of Georgians held favorable opinions of both Perdue and former U.S. Sen. Zell Miller.
With respect to Cox and Taylor, the figures on the foregoing were as follows according to this poll:
Cathy Cox
Favorable - 53 percent
Unfavorable - 15 percent
No Opinion - 32 percent
Mark Taylor
Favorable - 34 percent
Unfavorable - 19 percent
No Opinion - 46 percent
Georgians are also split when asked to identify with a particular party:
Which party do you affiliate yourself with more?
Republican - 33 percent
Independent - 32 percent
Democrat - 31 percent
Refused to Answer - 4 percent
posted by Sid Cottingham | 5:06 PM
3 Comments:
Ouch. Why are Taylor's positives so low, and negatives so high?
Probably because Insider Advantage/Matt Towery makes up their polls.
Also, Mark Taylor did not have taxpayers pay for millions of dollars of TV ads about him saving old people from investment fraud. That could have something to do with it.
taxpayers didn't pay for the ads, you know that.
No disrespect intended, but the more likely reason for Taylor's low numbers is that Georgia is ready for a change, and they see Taylor as part of a failed status quo.
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